',':ulnmlemahouuhnflcel~
om llo tow-hottest. Harwell:
We at The Sentinel oulce.
at our um you will center a.
. studies or brlnzlnx it
Box 101- the convenience, or those
leave items 0! news or other met-
ftound st the entrance to The Elect!»
emshouldlnollouee be od-
ll ’l‘l’l‘lEL.
m mfll‘hallornaqalk. Conn.
, lug Sentinel has a Circulation
Two of Nowell; and its Suburbs
Widerublyfihan the Cmnbimd
of the other Three Local Dail-
011' Press Room is always open to
e.
_ , - c'dnnot be guaranteed the
y cepy is handed in. Every rea-
effort will be mode to accommo-
ne, but changes cannot be' in-
pon us 11 right unless copy is sent
" 2,,o'cl in the. afternoon of the
any before the change is desired.
MOW“ Yorlt Herald weather Forecast
owmlher todnv promises to be partly
liar and warmer. followed by min in tho
'ernoon nndhigh wlude on the cousin T1»
1! ll: premises to cloudy to partly cloudy
. , edby min. with felling temperature.
we by clearing and n cold wnve.
_ Telephone Guile.
lulu emce. 92-5-
' WIN rooms. 92-3-
Bl'umll ofllce. 58- 4
Thermometer Record
Thehlzhéetpoint or the thermometer tor
thetwenty-hur hours ending at noon tulny
use 37 decrees ooove zero: lowest. 41 degrees
”,3le 1111115.? l’or Tomorrow.
sun rises 1 Sun sets I h tide
mom i 1114.15 o 1:30
Hull”)
. . Two Meals in Day.
,‘l'he Rev. Miles Grunt, Adventist, of
Boston is one of the tow dict fuddiats
who makes his notions pay. He is able
to? live, be healthy and grow fut-at
legal: fut enough—on 87).; cent» 11 Week.
All to the materials of Which 'thin
cup diet is composed, they include no ’
11:11. flesh or fowl. Mr. Grant is u vege-
* .tarian,except for some cggshnd a little
' mill; and new cheese, H1; considers that.
outmohl porridge and limit 111 cued lift at]
mode of grulium flour contain the ele-
ments of ii to 111 lurgt. 111911511111. 0n this,l
which some irrevoitnt 50111.1 style horse
{6813,6th snbsisls largrly. He odds
all kinds of fruits and nuts and 11 con-
slderable quantity of peas and beans.
go crosses out too, cctlve, sugar, salt.
pepper and spices, us well as cakes, pics
and puddings.
' Even with this simple food, however,
Hf'.‘ Grant would not be nblo to bring
the cost of his acting within 87! 1 cents I
a week if lie did not partake of ailment
very sparingly. Ho cuts only twire c. l
day. Breakfast 1111 takes nt 8 and dinner 1
. ‘at 8. He 11113 no desire for feed at other
, times. It may he mentioned that others
In Grant, especially in our large cit~
are also practicing the two men] a
toy Iyntem‘ and find it ugrcrs with them
ndmirnbly. Tin-y divide the intcrvnls
into such periods us suit their conven-
,' lance. Able physicians have regarded it
II ontnbliehed by cxpcricnoc timt unlcss
engaged in lllllll physical lubor two
'Inealeuduy mo htttep {or full grown
men and women tlmiflhrm.
' All to the result of his fruit, vegetable
and cerenl 011;! Mr. Grunt snys:
“As I grow older I feel younger. I
can prbnch cvcry cvening 11nd three
, times 011 Sunday nnd feel as fresh at tho
clone of the day as in the morning. "
Sixhundrcd tliouennd brain cells, ev-
ery one of than cnpnblo of receiving
and holding 11 picture of something we
have seen or board or thought of in-
tently, would mnko 11 line picture gul-
lay in the course of u long lit’n, t-lcien-
filtdeclm'o all the sights nmleonnds
encounter cmMiil our thoughts are
mutated pmncncntly in our brain
eellr. and Iconucquc'itiy in our minds.
me being the case, nlllese we wish to
to considerable purgatory for our-
Islam for our old age it is vitally im-
What that We make our brnin pictures
(lithe plonnuntost, kindllont, bright-
end but rights. sounds-11d thoughts
tale.
W was one way in which the gym.
of France could be withdrawn
1 Bit-l1: in the present Cuban art-is,
that way led through the French
2‘ lt huevidently been touched at
french chicane in Cuba hove enl-
' loans through the rebellion. and
_ " communicates to Spain that she
W 81min responsible for them. Un~
Spain settler up she may expel»
1M editor; to make may worm
“‘3 come to Pillsbury it more
' mark, soy the distracted mnehlm
till inherent of that city. Their the
” ileum halnotyethocmedto
' fithrimenetuthhtimm
' J. H. Smith, Corporal A. R. Sterling.
" was raised Wednesday afternoon on tho
‘ her own steam and in command of Our.-
antile '
1111:1111. ”Ell? A!
«mm-v
m F's MM loll.
The 111mm.- onuory presented an un-
tainted Idem. Wednesday night. the oc-
oulon being the annual ball or Compony
F. The floor or thespecious drill room
‘ was thronged all night with young peo-
ple, who danced to the strains of excel.
lent music by Weldenhemmer' 0 broken-
to: Prof. St. George prompted. The
grand match at 9 o'clock was led by
Lleutcunnts W. W. Bloom and W. I.
Cometock, followed by a delegation of
military men and one hundred and
twulve couple3’. ...... ,
The floor manager was Lieutenant W.
W. Bloom. He was assisted by Sor—
geant J. H. Smith and n corps of aides.
as follows: Quartermaster Sergeant
C. Gunrnieri, Corporal J. L. Wood,
Sergeant H. H. Payne, Corporal H. M.
Benedict, Privates A. W. Buzzard, F.
A. Flewellin, M. C. Brown, W. N.
Jones, C. M. Flewellin, A. Btenger.
The committee of arrangements were
Lieutenant W. W. Bloom, chairman;
Lieutenant W.»I. Cometock, treasurer;
Corporal H. M. Benedict. secretory:
First Sergeant H. N. Godfrey. Quarter-
master, Sergeant C. Gunrnieri, Sergeant
PrivatesM C. Brown. A. G. Biling,F.
Nougebaucr, H. E. Raymond, C. M
Flov'vellin.
A number of out of town militnry
men were present and they were royally
entertained by the reception committee
composed of Captain R. M. Rose, Lieu
tenant W. W. 8190111 and Lieutenant
W. I. Conietock.
Ir
Kate 6. Stevens on the Dry (lock.
The steamer Kuto C.,Stevens, which
sank off Bolden‘s Point, Monday night,
high tide, by the ChupmanWrccking
company. The hole in her starboard
side was covered with canvas, and with
tnin W. I Stevens, Jr., she went to City
Island yesterday, and was hauled out on
the dry dock. It is thought that the
damage to her can be repaired in nweek.
Wheelmen in New ilotms
The Twin, City thclmen took pos-
session of their new quarters in Swm'tz
& Corbett's block, yesterday. The large
room in front is divided by portiero cur-
tains. ()ne portion will be used as a
p1rlo1',:1ud the otbcrn s 11 game and read-
ing room. The billiard room is in the
war The new table was liberally put
ronized yesterday. The club proposes to ,
give an entertainment' in the near luture.
Broke the Fire Alarm Wire.
Edward Kent-in: was telling a tree in
rout of his house at ‘23 Cednr street. yr .1-
terduy afternoon. when 11 branch sh m k
the South Norwalk fire alarm wire
breaking it, and causing the alarm to
strike once. Superintendent Bonnel rc-
puired the damage
l
HOWAYTON.
Miss Katherine Stevens has been visit”
11;; friends in Bridgeport.
Moses Arris.11n employ-roof Livery-
‘mnu Edward Lmlrigun, was quitv badly
bitten this week by 11 dog owned bv
Richard Seymour.
nrm badly.
row for New York to spend the winter
A daughter wneborn Wvd11us'dny 1.»
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Stevens, of Main
street.
Rev. C. B. Hands has received his
household goods from illinois, 11nd in
moving then to one of George ltuy~
moud’s houses in Rllymolldvlllt‘.
J. W. Fallon and family epont Thank:-
givtug in Stamford.
burg, N. Y., spent Thanksgiving with
her mother. Mrs. A. M. Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ll. ll 1yl-1ton
spent Thanksgiving with their son, ltov.
Chm-lee W. Boylston, in Long Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Popper entertain-
ed at their home, “Elinorcet,” lnut evonl
tug, Mr. and Mrs. Vnnlluren and Mr.
and Mm. Bishop, of Nerwalk.
At thelnet monthly exumluntirm of
the Rowoyton school, grammar depart
ment, which was held November 7, the
following pupils stood thebont. Inthc
first class, Florence Raymond and
Mantle Rhymond; second clues, llormie
Mills and George Jackson; third clues.
Jennie London and Ethel l’ctty.
Miss Minnie linillln in visiting ltlrl,
and Mrs. Charles Rice, in Bridgomrt.
Willie Snimn «pent Thanksgiving
with friends in Rye, 311311111111an and
P111 1 halter W M..-
email me «1111111011.
A meeting who 1151.111 the rcsldencc
11! W. R. Monkey, on Tuesday Mon
log, for the pummel crunching clitor-
ary society. Rev. B. .l. Austin and
others more pleasant suggestions for
profitable work. Mrs. ti. .1. Austin was
chosen president and Mien Aunts Brady.
secretary. ”The Literary and Social
Ciro ” willmeet on Friday evenings.
once in two weeks.
The Peqconnmloi, cl Nor-walk, did
not nppenr yesterdny morning to most
with the Wen eleven on the firefly
,o'.‘ thocmitmstlng nintoriol above.
lull straight skirt is gathered at the top
and sowul to the lower edge of tho waist.
The undo-is uppmpriitc for growing
girls and may be dcvolopvd in 11 combi-
It was tied in I‘m ,
table. and sprung on Arris, tuning his
Mrs. J. M. Bowen and daughter, Mist ,
Josephine, will leave Rewnymu nmmr- '
Mrs. William H. Vanticivcr, of Sewn
mumnmmm
We hovemndewlel moment's
mmmnmmmm
Glove-Fitting Potter”. 117 which we con
prenuttoourlndyreedmmeotthelr
m newest nod choicest-bottom of
garments. Mendexpllctt directions
101' putting together the nnnent- ac-
compennoohuatteru
ocgo'clrls' l}: 2:.
111x121 or MAY MANTON.
Two or the newest colors are exquisite
1y blended in this smart little frock that
shows 11 handsome plaid in cinnamon-
brown cross-buried with yellow and doc;
sleeves and yoke,
trimmings to match,
but of cinnamon-brown felt with 11 11111.1
ink 11. charming addition.
lining which closes in the centre-hick
with small buttons and button-helm.
of velvet to the lower cdgo of which tin
(imfluzitcrl rovers
the stylish sleeves are decorated witi
buttons.
standing hand of vclvct with tiny point
notiniioi' silk 11nd cool, or vulvnt 11:11
gimp or ribbon velvet.
Hello!
QUININE
Nnnwu 11,11va . biennium.
MR. H. R. HAhl.
. 6315mm they. luv a girl twelve
m it requires three and live-eight:
MIG! forty-tour inch wide material.
The pattern. No. 6896, is out in sizes for
girls nix, eight. ton. twelve and fourteen
yam, and retail. Ior twentyvllve cents.
EVENING ~SEII'llll El.
THE
IOSTON STORE.
NORWILK. GOII. I. Y. OFFICE, 462 BROADWAY.
vmlrt, lrown velvet being used for the
With'ribbon‘ velvet
the jauuty little
of violet velvet. 11 lnrge bow of ribbon in
changeable bottom and ostrich tips form-
The waist is arranged over 11 fitted
The fronthus u nurrrow pointed yoke
lull portion is joined, forming 11 bl‘OMl
double box-plnit, which droops percep-
tiblyntthc waist line with blouse cl-
fept over the narrow belt of vclvct.
that form pointed
cpuulcttesovor the full short pulls of
The neck is completed by 11
Thu
wnulmi goods, with decoration of bmid.
Cheese, Cheese!
MAKES THE 11.1111 GROW! 2 .
In: an llm ~11th winter my two girls
mmwozxz': m“, u I.“ “Mann“ ”'3’" \.‘.. ' , ’ Money Book It [lot Satislact'or
mow. Kw”; GRAN D __ .
:S'rtonnu hafnium?” November Clearance sa|e!
”71”.... SATURDAY nonmue we BEGIN
The greatest sale of Dry Goods ever known. Staple and seasouable merchandise, including Cloaks, Dress
Goods, Blankets, Linens, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Kitchen Furnishings, Ladics' Wrappers and Chil-
dren's Wear will be sold at less than cost to manufacture. Our stocks are large and immense shipments
of Christmas Goods are stored in our stock room awaiting a‘place for display. We must have plenty of
space for the Holiday Line, and for this reason terrtiic sacrifices must be made. It you have bought already
you can't afford to miss this great sale. It will pay you to buy even if you had to pack away for next sea-
son. We are not offering any but first class goods, and a visit to our store the comincr week will convince
you that the prices beat anythingyou ever saw.
UNDERWEAR, AND HOSIERY. ”25,
Ladies’ ribbed vents and pants.
trimmed with pearl buttons, ticeced
lined,cut extra large, sizes 110111 3 to
li.wou1d be a bargain at 390,
25c EACH.
Boye' and girls’ ribbed tieeced
vests. pants and drawers. mode of
line Egpytinn yarn, sizes from 16 to
ill, 11 line, warm garmentnvorth 35c,
25c EACH.
Men’s gray merino shirts 111111
druwers,-il) per cont. wool,line guuge,
all sizes, real value 751',
50c l‘AL‘lI.
b0 dcz. ladies black stockings win-
ter weight, full tcnnilcss, fast color
guaranteed, spliced heels and toes,
vcry elastic yarn, some dealers ask
25c, our regular price is 190 Be
among the early callers and get 11
low pair at
121-21: PER PAIR.
MEN’S l‘l RNISlllNGS.
5.} dozen men 5 white muslin and
lfamt-y domet flannel night shirts,
made up the same usmir $1.1lellirts.
cut extra long and full, 1111 filled
scamsthrouuhout, pearl buttons, :1‘
grout. big bargain at 750, but our '
stock is too large. To make them
goquick,
This coupon and [teen
nbgvem pattern atSt unneva
Nugflnfild"
Something to Know.
It may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to 11 healthy
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by givmg tone
to the nerve centers in the stomach ,gont-
ly stimulates the liver and kidneys, and
aids these organs in throwing otl’ impur-
ities in the blood. Electric Bitters im-
proves the uppetite, aids digestion. and
is pronounced by those who have tried
it no the very best blood purifier and
nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for 500 or
all 00 per bottle at R. H. Pluisted‘ 11 drug
store. South Norwnlk.
“The Grundesl llemedy.
Mr. ll. B. Groove, merchant. of Chil-
howie, Va., certifies that he had con-
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment that money could
prmurc, tried all cough remedies he
Lould hour of. but got no relief spent
many nigts sitting up in a (hair; \1': In in-
(lured to try Dr King‘s New Dimncrv,
and was 0 urcd by use of twobottlos. l'or
plot. three yours has boon attending to
business and 111in Dr. King’s New Dis-
1m cry in the grandest remedy ev or made,
us it has done so much for him and also
for others in his community. Dr. King's
New Discovery is guaranteed l'orcoughs,
colds and consumption. it don't fail.
Trial bottles free at it. E Pluistcd’s drug
store, South Norwnlk
251M) yds. domet flannel, 1100 quali-
ty, per yard,
6 CENTS.
300 pairs gray and white blankets,
the $1.50 quality, per pair,
98 CENTS.
5 pieces fine table linen, extrn qual-
ity, real value 75c, special per yard
50 CENTS.
31 10 white crochet quilts, full size,
legulur price $1.25, sale price,
$1.00 EACH. "
1 case till-in. white muslin,
quality, per yd.,'
BCENTS.
CLOAK HEADQUARTERS.
Greater bargains than ever this
week. We must have room for
Santa Claus
()ver 1,0tl01ndies and misses ger—
inents, all this season 5 make at
prices, for the quality and styles, so
low that the shrewd shoppcr'can’t
full to appreciate.
Lndies’ black boucle juckets,excel-
lently made, stylishly cut and per-
fcct fitting, 11 great bargain,
$5 00.
Ladies‘ fine kerscy,-Englisli broad-
cloth nud rough ctl"ects,valuo $15,111),
$10.50.
Misses' jackets in plain and fun—
cics. all sizes. value $0.00, for this
Sille,
$5.50.
DRESS GOODS.
11) pieces fine black surges, :31) in.
wide, value 7711': clearance price,
50 CENTS.
.3 pieces all wool black benriettn,
ill-in. wide, regular price 751',
50 CENTS.
ieces black boucle sniting,50 in.
wide. worth $1.00, clearance price,
75 CENTS.
in pieces block figured gross grain-
ed silks, worth $1111},
50 CENTS.
Special clearzinoe sale price.
88c PER PAIR.
5 don. small size misses' wool mit-
tens, tho warmest and host 25c mit-
tens made, only one pair to a cus-
tumor,
14c PER PAIR.
Meu' 5 fine quality walking and
driving glove, regular price $1 00, for
this sale,
SI 00 PER PAIR.
RIBBUNS AN'D NOTIONS.
(36 pieces changeable glnce ribbons
4’, inches wide, nll pure silk and
very desirable for fancy Collars and
dross trinnnings, worth from 350 to
:lUC; clearance rule price,
25 CERTS PER YARD.
, 100 dozen ladies” and misses' fancy
bordered and plain whitchemstitcii-
ed hundkerchiefemorth ltlc;not more
than hull dozen to 11 customerwlear-
unce solo price,
5 CENTS EACH.
2.3 dozen Indies‘ tine Swiss embroi-
dered handkerchiefs, the 2.30 kind. :1
gththlllllll'O to buy for Xmas and
savermoney.
lZ‘JCENTS EACH.
. 1th Coque feather boas, our own
importation, regular price. 123.73,
('lcnranrc price,
$2.00 EACH.
'25 ostrich boos. fulliit.)i11ciicslo11g.
regular price $16 Elli: special sale
price,
$10.00 EACH.
'30” pair Scissors, value
to 15o: to close.
25 CENTS PER PAIR.
. 50 great gross hooks and eyes, all
$17.95, the No kind, the equal of any
,on the market, just for this sale, per
card of two dozen.
4 CENTS.
DUMESTICS, ETC.
lullil yds. dmnct flannel, worth tic,
snlc price, per yard,
5 CENTS; '
.THANKSGIVING!
Hello!
Are we rcudv to till your Thanksgiving ordei, did you say. “ Why, yes, with the finest and dainticst articles of edibies that'tvcr
g1 l'illCll 11 told - (11' Loklcd .1 pllldtti l‘115t,ymi want to get ready {or your inn 1 cake and micro pics. We have tancv new raisins, cur-
hints orange and lemon poll, Lilron glam cilcriics and strictlx purl: spied-s For pumpkin pics we: have Hubbard, Boston Marrow
squ' 15b and it” lie) 5 (.llllleil pumpkin A complete stock at gram-,5 1111‘s nuts, larfn: Lp'lustci Iaisins, oranges, prunes apples and all
kinds of trnit that «.111 be piomrcd. We have :1 full line 111' twins and vegetable; lll g. ass, including string and wax beans. tomatoes,
pods, aspn'ngus musinomns, cherries, poms, pine-.1pplc, peaches, quinccs blackberries (ilmu, plums, French cherries 1n Marasquin,
Wrislmdcn slrnuiicriics, tins, 1311'. English plum pudding and sauce pickles olives, 111111113, mnyon so dressing, catsup, imported and
dumL'sm jlms and jolliLs. and othernrtir. ics 111 this line too numetous to mention.
10
l
Champion Shot ol the World.
Miss Annie Oakley writes: “Myself
and many of the Buffalo Bill Wild West
Co. have given Allen's Foot-ease, the
powder to sknke into the: shoes, :1 most
thorough trial, and mu hour. stly soy
limit it does all it' not more 1111111 you
clniin.‘ It instantly takes the sting out
at” 1 urns 11nd bunions Alton s Foot o; 1.111
1111 certain cure for swollen, sin: irting,
uchinh, blistcrcd or sweating ll‘ll- Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores, twenty-
liver-nuts Szunplo sent. l‘rcc Addrcss
\llcn 5.011141 d lmllny, N.
l
50c EACH.
‘7’5 (107.. 111011? men's fancy bosom
shirts, sumo ’11:; we soldlust week,
value 7711'.
44c EACH.
, .,
”LUV 11:1. from 3"“
Full do7. (tollbratcd l"~osl(rhuok, in
duck, runs and nudes, our rooul 1r
Bil mi glow, .1“ sizes. \nu know the
nuke’nnd quality , 1 luimed with-nit
question the best. $1.60 glove mode.
Clearance sale price.
791: l‘l'lli PAIR.
in (107.. ladics‘ block all silk mit-
tenH, llll‘ well-known “Eureka"
quality; fancy wrist, and extra long,
warm and durable, regular price
Y
Bucklln' s Aruica Saliva
. The best solve in the world for cure,
brulscs, soros, ulcers, 11.1.11. rheum. tcvcr
sures, letter, chapped hands, chilblnins,
cows, and nil skin eruptions, and posi-
tivvly euros piles, or no pay rennin-d.
It is guarantor-d to givc perfect. satisfac-
tion or money rotundml. Print: 25 cents .
per box. E. P. Weed and U. C. Stillson.
s‘
l
1ELEPHONE CALL, 58-2.
In
Snot Chm-w (’lld English, raucy lullcrcum, imported Swiss, Ncufcimtel, Piiikrc.1:11,Societie Roukclorh Fromagc do Brio, Imperial,
Cluliimusc Pineapple, l’nrmasiuu and Van Rosseni Edam cheese.
Turkeys, Turkeys!
YliSw Woe. of (nurse we me going to l1.1vc turkeys -—tinc young home (llCSSCd turk :.ys
ianl' cs lillllll‘ ('L'lcry ) C1.1uhcnies,swcct potimes, white onions, sage, thyme, poultryc. se
'llmnksgivin'v, ll‘dSl :1 snucesvmd one 1h ll. your guests will cnjoy.
than 11 d1 lit must i crris hum «JUSI \ UU TR\ lT.
lll icnmx'fiylhc 'lhis I‘i the plan: to get them.
cnhil litcd in tho Nurwnlks.
111' order m c.1r'iy and secure one (zoo
cuing\ \and everything to make your
Let me tell you there is nothing ulcer or will be more appreciated
You will make a mistake it you don't have nice sweet, rosy butter and rich, de-
Cnil and see the grandest and the fullest display of fancy and staple groceries ever
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street,
Hale‘ 9 Compound
South Norwalk, Conn
HERE WE ARE AGAIN!
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2151,
Wli WILL HOLD ANOTHER OF Ol'R
ware ntliiolod with n cavern. scalp trouble.
tlmnldcet one being so bad thut nil the
button the crown of her head fell out,
end the scalp mm a more of serve and
mu! Tho young one wnsull'octod in the
some way, and her hntr had dropped out
in 11 spot on luroc no one 11 hand [was in
t1mlimttnmkelbvmtn u physician when
(17 Hole 11‘ omymumlmiininc ldid, nndl
cm plunked many that 1 wwbnttlee ellcclutl
11 cnmplcmmm-z new hair grow on the
lmldepots. 11ml they now have a lull
growth and n clean hmlthv soul.
Mint. (3 ll Mr
o w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
as Worthington “nine.
to. “walnut.
Will ground». lilo White been
Ill 1
u Mend mid me to coil and not 11 bottle '
Perfection
Radiator
'1' upper rooms
Heats adjoiningo
without eclddirmal expense
furl.
Cell and Sue it Repairs [of any
stove that 5 made
MIOIW‘LK Pllllfikfl I I". 60
wunwmm
for
POPULAR SATURD’AY SALES”
RIEMENl-iER THESE PRICES HOLD GOOD FOR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2|, ONLY.
11 cans Magnolia Brand Milk, 25° 1 cake: Ozone Soup for .250
Sugar cured Shoulders, per lb, 6 Mo fancy Sweet Potatoes, per pk, 'lZc
Cope God Cranberries, per qt, Sc , Jersey Tomatoes, per can, 611
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, .. south Norwolk.
30 AND I? IAIN OTIIK'I‘. NOHWALK.
W
/1
Norwalk Chronicler